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Nonsyndromic clefts,
which are not as
common as
syndromic clefts, also have a
genetic cause.
Genetic factors contributing to
cleft lip and
cleft palate formation...
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facial cleft is an
opening or gap in the face, or a
malformation of a part of the face.
Facial clefts is a
collective term for all
sorts of
clefts. All...
- Look up
cleft in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
cleft is an opening, fissure, or V-shaped indentation.
Cleft may
refer to:
Cleft lip and palate, a...
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analysis of it-
clefts and wh-
clefts in English, and
Calude 2009 for an
investigation of
clefts in
spoken English. In English, it-
clefts consist of the...
- The
intergluteal cleft or just
gluteal cleft, also
known by a
number of synonyms,
including natal cleft and
cluneal cleft, is the
groove between the buttocks...
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story to the rest of the
Clefts, the two
tribes soon came into
contact with each other. The
matriarchs of the
Clefts, however,
feared the "monsters"...
- Inglis. Type I
clefts extend down to the
vocal cords; Type II
clefts extend below the
vocal cords and into the
cricoid cartilage; Type III
clefts extend into...
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Cleft lip and clip
palate is an "umbrella term" for a
heterogeneous collection of
orofacial clefts. It
includes clefting of the
upper lip, the maxillary...
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Cleft Peak is a
mountain in
South West Tasmania. It lies on the
North West end of the
Frankland Range jutting out
toward the East from the
range toward...
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Sternal clefts are rare
congenital malformations that
result from
defective embryologic fusion of
paired mesodermal bands in the
ventral midline. They...
